Nick Scerri is criminal defence lawyer from Perth, Western Australia.
Nick has represented clients in matters spanning manslaughter and drugs through to sex and driving offences.
In October 2015, the Criminal Lawyers' Association awarded Nick the Hodge Award (Young Lawyer of the Year) for his contribution towards the practice of criminal law in Western Australia. The award is decided by senior members of the criminal law profession in consultation with the judiciary.
Criminal Law
Family Law
100+
Clients Served
5
Years Experience
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